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9780470881415

Risk-Reduction Methods : For Occupational Safety and Health

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    9780470881415

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    0470881410

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2012-04-10
  • Publisher: Wiley

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Summary

This book covers system safety methods related to occupational health and safety. It argues for anticipating hazards, risk reduction strategies for hazards processes, and making sure workers tasks correspond to human capabilities. To this end, the text provides pro-active methods for identifying hazards, assessing risk, analyzing hazards, using tools from system safety, conducting post-incident investigations, considering human errors, applying risk reduction strategies, and managing process safety. While emphasizing methods suitable for all countries, it includes references to U.S. military and Department of Energy documents, as well as a discussion of fault-tree construction.

Author Biography

Roger c Jensen, JD, Phd, is Professor in the Safety, Health, and Industrial hygiene Department of Montana Tech of The University of Montana. he is a Registered Professional Engineer, Certified Professional Ergonomist, Certified Safety Professional, and Registered Attorney. Dr. Jensen was honored with a best Paper Award from Professional Safely: the Journal of the American Society of Safety Engineers

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xiii
Acknowledgmentsp. xv
Backgroundp. 1
Multidisciplinary Perspectivep. 3
System Safety Contributionsp. 3
Public Health Contributionsp. 6
Educational Theory Contributionsp. 1
Learning Exercisesp. 9
Technical Termsp. 10
Referencesp. 10
Key Terms and Conceptsp. 13
Hazardp. 13
Riskp. 17
Risk Reductionp. 19
Learning Exercisesp. 20
Technical Termsp. 22
Referencesp. 22
Tools for Analysis and Synthesisp. 25
Using Models for Safety Analysesp. 25
Using Charting Methodsp. 28
Summary of Part Ip. 33
Learning Exercisesp. 34
Technical Termsp. 35
Referencesp. 36
Analysis Methodsp. 37
Analyzing Jobs and Tasksp. 39
Basics of Job Hazard Analysisp. 39
Implementationp. 43
Example JHAp. 44
Hazard Analyses Similar to JHAp. 45
Learning Exercisesp. 47
Technical Termsp. 48
Referencesp. 48
Using Risk-Assessment Methodsp. 49
Risk-Assessment Processesp. 49
Example Risk Assessmentp. 58
Learning Exercisesp. 62
Technical Termsp. 63
Referencesp. 64
Analyzing Failure Modesp. 65
Rationale for FMEAp. 65
Basic FMEA Methodologyp. 65
Beyond the Basicsp. 68
Learning Exercisesp. 68
Technical Termsp. 69
Referencesp. 69
Constructing Fault Treesp. 71
Introduction to Fault Treesp. 71
Additional Fault Tree Toolsp. 80
Learning Exercisesp. 82
Technical Termsp. 83
Referencesp. 84
Analyzing Fault Treesp. 85
Quantitative Analysis Based on Fault Treesp. 85
Identifying Cut Setsp. 91
Finding Common-Cause Failuresp. 95
Summary of Part IIp. 97
Learning Exercisesp. 98
Technical Termsp. 99
Referencesp. 99
Programmatic Methods for Managing Riskp. 101
Incident Investigation Programsp. 103
Closed-Loop Processp. 104
Policy Considerationsp. 105
Investigative Processesp. 107
Practical Tools for Incident Investigatorsp. 110
Method for Modeling Harmful Incidentsp. 118
Learning Exercisesp. 120
Technical Termsp. 121
Referencesp. 122
Human Error Reductionp. 125
Concepts of Errorsp. 125
Comprehensive Classification Systemp. 128
Methods for Finding Countermeasuresp. 130
Learning Exercisesp. 131
Technical Termsp. 133
Referencesp. 133
Risk-Reduction Strategiesp. 135
Conceptualizing "Strategies"p. 135
The Nine Strategiesp. 138
Priority for Applying Strategiesp. 142
Learning Exercisesp. 143
Technical Termsp. 148
Referencesp. 148
Common Components of OSH Programsp. 149
OSH Program Aspirationsp. 149
Trainingp. 150
Warningsp. 154
Safety Devicesp. 157
Emergency Preparednessp. 159
Sanitation and Housekeepingp. 162
Learning Exercisesp. 163
Technical Termsp. 165
Referencesp. 166
Tools for Managing OSH Programsp. 169
Safety Culturep. 169
OSH Management System Approachp. 173
Ethical Policies for OSHp. 175
Summary of Part IIIp. 177
Learning Exercisesp. 178
Technical Termsp. 179
Appendix: Example Code of Professional Conductp. 179
Referencesp. 180
Risk Reduction for Energy Sourcesp. 183
Kinetic Energy Hazardsp. 185
Energy in Generalp. 185
Background on Kinetic Energyp. 187
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 190
Strategies and Tactics for Kinetic Energyp. 193
Learning Exercisesp. 198
Technical Termsp. 199
Referencesp. 199
Electric Energy Hazardsp. 201
Electrical Energy as a Source of Hazardp. 201
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 205
Strategies and Tactics for Electrical Energyp. 208
Learning Exercisesp. 211
Technical Termsp. 212
Referencesp. 213
Acoustic Energy and Vibration Hazardsp. 215
Background on Noise and Vibrationp. 215
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 218
Strategies and Tactics for Noise and Vibrationp. 221
Learning Exercisesp. 225
Technical Termsp. 228 References
Thermal Hazards: Heat and Coldp. 231
Background on Thermal Hazardsp. 231
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 237
Strategies and Tactics for Thermal Hazardsp. 238
Learning Exercisesp. 243
Tools for Managing OSH Programsp. 169
Safety Culturep. 169
OSH Management System Approachp. 173
Ethical Policies for OSHp. 175
Summary of Part HIp. 177
Learning Exercisesp. 178
Technical Termsp. 179
Appendix: Example Code of Professional Conductp. 179
Referencesp. 180
Risk Reduction for Energy Sourcesp. 183
Kinetic Energy Hazardp. 185
Energy in Generalp. 185
Background on Kinetic Energyp. 187
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 190
Strategies and Tactics for Kinetic Energyp. 193
Learning Exercisesp. 198
Technical Termsp. 199
Referencesp. 199
Electric Energy Hazardsp. 201
Electrical Energy as a Source of Hazardp. 201
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 205
Strategies and Tactics for Electrical Energyp. 208
Learning Exercisesp. 211
Technical Termsp. 212
Referencesp. 213
Acoustic Energy and Vibration Hazardsp. 215
Background on Noise and Vibrationp. 215
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 218
Strategies and Tactics for Noise and Vibrationp. 221
Learning Exercisesp. 225
Technical Termsp. 228 References
Thermal Hazards: Heat and Coldp. 231
Background on Thermal Hazardsp. 231
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 237
Strategies and Tactics for Thermal Hazardsp. 238
Learning Exercisesp. 243
Technical Termsp. 245
Referencesp. 245
Fire Hazardsp. 247
Fundamentals of Firep. 247
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 253
Strategies and Tactics for Firesp. 254
Learning Exercisesp. 259
Technical Termsp. 260
Referencesp. 261
Explosion Hazardsp. 263
Background on Explosionsp. 263
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 264
Strategies and Tactics for Explosionsp. 265
Learning Exercisesp. 270
Technical Termsp. 271
Referencesp. 271
Pressure Hazardsp. 273
Overview of Pressure Hazardsp. 273
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 275
Strategies and Tactics for Pressure-Related Hazardsp. 277
Learning Exercisesp. 282
Technical Termsp. 284
Referencesp. 284
Hazards of Electromagnetic Energiesp. 285
Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Energyp. 285
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 288
Strategies and Tactics for Electromagnetic Hazardsp. 290
Learning Exercisesp. 294
Technical Termsp. 295
Referencesp. 295
Hazards of Severe Weather and Geological Eventsp. 297
Backgroundp. 297
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 299
Strategies and Tactics for Weather and Geological Eventsp. 299
Summary of Part IVp. 302
Learning Exercisesp. 303
Technical Termsp. 303
Referencep. 303
Risk Reduction for other Than Energy Sourcesp. 305
Workplace Conditionsp. 307
Backgroundp. 307
Floorsp. 308
Stairways and Stepsp. 315
Rampsp. 318
Confined Spacesp. 319
Dusty Airp. 321
Learning Exercisesp. 322
Technical Termsp. 323
Referencesp. 324
Chemical Substancesp. 327
Major Categories of Chemicals Encountered at Workp. 327
Mechanisms of Harmingp. 329
Strategies and Tactics for Workplace Chemicalsp. 330
Learning Exercisesp. 333
Technical Termsp. 333
Referencesp. 334
Biological Agentsp. 335
Plantsp. 335
Petsp. 336
Livestockp. 336
Wild Animalsp. 337
Moldp. 338
Pathogensp. 338
Learning Exercisesp. 341
Technical Termsp. 342
Referencesp. 342
Musculoskeletal Stressorsp. 343
Backgroundp. 343
Means by which Musculoskeletal Stressors can Harmp. 344
Strategies and Tactics for Musculoskeletal Stressorsp. 347
Learning Exercisesp. 351
Technical Termsp. 351
Referencesp. 352
Violent Actions of Peoplep. 353
Workplace Violencep. 353
Terrorist Attacksp. 357
Summary of Part Vp. 358
Learning Exercisesp. 359
Technical Termsp. 359
Referencesp. 360
Indexp. 361
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